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Guides to group travel and shared expenses
What's worth knowing so money never becomes the topic of the trip. And if you travel solo, how to budget and track what you spend.
How to split travel expenses with friends without arguing
A practical guide to splitting group trip expenses: what to log, how to split, when to settle up and how to pay each other back with fewer transfers, with a full worked example.
Read guide →How to handle travel expenses in multiple currencies
Which currency to log expenses in, how to convert payments made in another currency, and how to settle group debts in your home currency, with worked examples and common mistakes.
Read guide →How to settle group debts with the fewest transfers
The method to simplify a group's debts, step by step: each person's net balance, matching debtors with creditors, rounding, partial settlements, with examples for four and six people.
Read guide →How to split expenses as a couple: methods and examples
The most common ways couples share costs: 50/50, proportional to income, a joint account, or by category. Pros, cons, worked numbers and how to handle trips.
Read guide →Paying abroad: cards, cash and how to avoid hidden fees
How to pay when you travel abroad without losing money to foreign transaction fees, ATM charges and dynamic currency conversion, plus how it affects splitting costs with your group.
Read guide →How to plan a group trip budget
A step-by-step way to work out what a group trip costs per person: fixed costs, daily spending, a buffer for surprises, agreeing on a spending level and tracking it during the trip.
Read guide →Group trip planning checklist
A complete checklist for planning a trip with friends or family, stage by stage: dates, budget, bookings, documents, shared expenses and getting along on the road.
Read guide →How to split bills with roommates
How to divide rent, utilities, groceries and shared costs when you live with roommates, with clear rules, a full month worked out, and what to do when someone moves out.
Read guide →How to talk about money with friends (and ask to be paid back)
Practical advice for handling money in a group of friends: agree before spending, ask for what you're owed without awkwardness, message templates, and how to sort out disagreements.
Read guide →Group travel insurance: what to check before you buy
What to look for in travel insurance when you travel as a group: medical limits, pre-existing conditions, activities, cancellation if one person drops out, and whether to buy one policy or individual ones.
Read guide →eSIM, local SIM or roaming: what's best for a group trip
How travel eSIMs, local SIM cards and roaming compare on cost, convenience and keeping your number, what your phone needs, and how a group can share and split data costs.
Read guide →Splitwise alternative for group trips: Splitwise, Tricount and TribuSplit compared
Splitwise's free plan now caps how many expenses you can add per day. We compare Splitwise, Tricount and TribuSplit for group travel: limits, currencies, settling up and when each one makes sense.
Read guide →How to track your travel expenses and know what you've spent in your own currency
A simple method to log what you spend on a trip: what to write down, how to handle the local currency and card fees, and how to see the total in your own currency. Great for solo travel.
Read guide →Solo travel budget: how to work out how much to spend per day
How to build a budget for a solo trip: fixed and daily costs, a buffer for surprises, which currency to think in and how to track your daily spending while you travel.
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